New Zealand Travel Guide

New Zealand is a country placed high on most travelers bucket list, and the country with the two big islands also has a lot to offer. The nature is impressive, ubiquitous and highly varied from north to south, where the climate is also constantly changing.

The major cities of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch are all full of sights. Everywhere there are beautiful heritage buildings, museums, parks and everything that cities have to offer. There is a great deal to see in Auckland as the largest city and in Wellington as the country's capital.

The North Island's active subsoil provides many points of interest beyond Auckland and Wellington. The city of Rotorua is the center of the unique environment, which consists of, among other things, Wai-O-Tapu, Lake Taupo and Lake Rotorua.

The South Island landscapes differ from those of the North Island. The Southern Alps cut through the island longitudinally, with glaciers and colossal, serene fjords on the west and flatter land to the east. Keikoura with whale watching and Queenstown are among the most popular places.